For me the challenge right now, is to find a way to make terrain from topo curves, in blender. I saw many tutorials, but I'm trying to find a process similar to the Sandbox in Sketchup...Sometines I'm tired with all SU gaps, so when I find time I'm trying to learn Blender, which seems to be the better alternative for me...for various reasons.

is there a better solution for this now?

Imagine running Thea on it.... sweetness. Thea runs on Linux.

I'm not sure what to do with it yet, remus. It almost seems like that instead of putting gmail into Wave as I understood was the idea, Google put a little Wave into gmail, which I like better. I would still like a single channel for posting news - right now, that is my blog. But I am conveniently ignoring all the other social sites and probably could reach a larger audience.

Thanks for the crits gents, very helpful i'll try and do an updated version if i ever get of my ass.

No, it will not return true in any of those cases. Having said that, if i was less lazy it would be fairly trivial to get it to check for translations and 'skews, scales and rotations' (although not each separately.)

[flash=560,340:1j48cila]http://www.youtube.com/v/7ImvlS8PLIo&hl[/flash:1j48cila] "Nothing" is not nothing because we can read it

great idea, Remus. makes the FollowMe tool a lot more powerful, while sticking to the native SketchUp workflow

English and Hungarian dictionaries (for spelling) along with dictionary switcher CaptureFox and ScreenGrab - capture whole webpages as images... FlagFox - tells where the website's server is located (forum admin stuff for spammer sites) FoxyTunes - to control what I am listening to... GoogleShrotcuts - practically a toolbar to easily access all my Google services from 3D Warehouse through Gmail to YouTube... Some Java helper extensions JSView (not compatible yet) to easily access javascripts and css files used on a website (mainly for curiosity as I also am an amateur website builder) RighToClick - enables context menu where it is disabled (some websites like to do this) Just to mention a few... [image: aPS7_FFExtensions.png]

I gave the demo a go and I am surprised with the speed. Much faster. Also less noise (fire flies) than before. Nice update. Skindigo works nicely with the latest built. Good job Whaat!

Working now Must have missed something last time i tried it.

Hi, I'm using Sketchup 2019, Windows 10.in my laptop, Laubwerk plants library window shows empty in sketchup 2019, I tried Laubwerk Plants Kit Freebie v1.0.28 & v1.0.43, both library browser shows empty, at same time its working fine with 3dsmax 2018 in the same system (Win 10 AMD Ryzen 5 3550H + Radeon RX 560X 4GB Graphics). I also installed it in sketchup 2015 in win 32 bit PC, and it works fine. Any help Please.... [image: Svsw_2023-10-07_0358501600x900.jpg]

11 out of 10 ! However, I must warn you that making 'images' of sensitive public buildings is against the draconian new anti-terrorist laws, so expect a knock on the door at any moment... Seriously though - incredibleible****ible you ...

This videoed interview is also interesting http://www.badscience.net/how-to-use-this-website/audio-and-video/ Regards, Bob

Great stuff. Can someone explain how to get a painted model out of sculptris into Sketchup? The obj exporter seems to lose the color layers? thanks! s

@escapeartist said: Are both of these linux based? The first one seems to be, not sure about the second. As far as i can tell kolibri isnt linux based. As i mentioned its written entirely in assembly language whereas the linux kernel is written in c.

Also my 2D Polyline Edit Tool effectively lets you relocate a Polyline's Vertices by picking on them and their new location, one at a time... See its code for how it does those transformations, with a 'ghost polyline' till you end it...